Caring for a loved one with dementia can stressful, isolating, and overwhelming. It’s important for caregivers to find ways to take care of themselves so that they don’t burn out, or become patients themselves....
For those who need medical care on an ongoing basis, a nursing home is often the best option. Taking a tour will help you find the best long-term care facility to meet your loved ones needs. ...
On Wednesday, June 20, United Hebrew presents “A Conversation with Elihu Rose,” a discussion of the unique experiences of Jewish-American soldiers in World War II. The event is free but pre-registration is required....
A New York artist is donating 18 of her prized photographs to United Hebrew’s nursing home, where she hopes her work will lift the spirits of the residents, as her father-in-law’s once were....
We were honored to recognize three outstanding Westchester professionals for their commitment to improving the lives of others at United Hebrew's 7th Annual Community Service Awards....
Visits from Tinsley, a three-legged pet therapy dog, are designed to bring comfort, ease anxiety, increase social opportunities, and lift the spirits of our residents. ...
Financial abuse scams cost seniors billions each year. Get tips on how to avoid them from former New Rochelle police detective, Michael Frenza, now Director of Security at United Hebrew. ...
Providing structure for daily activities and keeping to a routine can reduce the agitation we often associate with dementia....
Meet 96-year-old Addie Gassman, who says staying busy and getting involved is the key to a long and happy life. ...
Research shows that socially connected older adults live longer. When you support your parent's new relationship, you show that that you care and want her remain healthy and vibrant....
